... TURPIN-MEAD FIGHT HITCH A diufrMnwnt over dii*«oee ol the h.» c»u»rt » hurt iS. 1 Pet« Mead (U 8.A.l lUndoloh Turpin (UMBbicWnl fltbt pl»nned for H.rrlng»y London, next monlh. Ur. Juk Solomon*, the promoter. »«ld yttttrd*; that Turpin', m.n.ser Mr. Middleton ...

... Meases. TURPIN A WALKER. A v»U built. pleMantly altuatwi. bay fronted FREEHOLD VILLA, with larc* garden and outefflee tbarate. No. 145. MAIN ROAD. WILFORO. Notts., now In occupation tha owner. VACANT POfIBIASION UPON COMPLETION Utmn. EKING. MANNING 00 ...

... to light back. He was out on his feet, however, and Turpin scored with more riehts to the chin. Hawkins took a severe beat, ing in the seventh round and fell down exhausted just before the befl Turpin was now on top, but too. was in poor shape when the ...

... haunt of PICK TURPIN. HARVEY TACKLING SPARRING partners. daily ROUNDS. developing a punch for PETERSEN. (f ,on. nur Own CorrMpendent.) I.nndon. Wednesday. |. ji used to ride through ni-hf • knock for admission of his liaunts on the North Itoad—the Old ...

... feilosr■criminal, Dick Turpin (osyw the •.Veetminstcr Gazette”). engaging robber—hi real life a cowardly ruffian—was born public-house now called tbe Grown. Opposite the house circle nine (formerly eleven) ehn-treee, still known aa Turpin’s Bing.” but which ...

... MESSRS TURPIN WALKER ! !«lon Chambers. Wheelcr-gate. Nottingham. BY CHAS. A. CHARLTON, F.A.I. NOTTINGHAM MAY 21 st and 22nd. TO LACE MACHINE BUILDERS. MACHINERY DEALERS . A.C MR. CHAS. A. CHARLTON. F.A.1.. is *n«lrur|.'d by Messrs. STEVENS WILLIAMSON ...

... Dick Turpin’s- Secret Lair. The recent passing of Mr. Richard f'Dlck, as was popularly known) Branstoo, Caythorpe, near I.owdbam, recalls the interesting associations Dick Turpin is reputed have enjoyed witt) bis hostelry,' the Black Horse. „ . According ...

... W TURPIN. ESTATE AGENT. . _ , TJLACKPOOL - Comlonabl* ApArlmeoU, with or Bm following Hoorn 0 - without Hoard, two mmatM from pronj.iud*- t. Brook-atnet, Dock rtrert Mi-* Rudd. Otlor Houne. 1». Mlp l ,** families .. c.,-.- a^-^-cssrs So' coonuy UrmbouM ...

... SICK TURPIN HELD UP. At Hackney inquest Saturday the jury waa one short of the required number. “Go into street and call upon anyone the King* name serve,” the coroner directed his officer. A minute later man named Dick Turpin filled vacancy. ...

... DR. TURPIN ON THE POETS ART. For the second session of the existence the Nottingham of the British Empire Shakospeare Society toe local committee has drawn programme such especial interest a* promises senes very enjoyable monthly gatherings, lasting until ...

... Life! TURPIN. OUR LONDON LETTER. From Our Own Correspondents Fltit-ttreet, Thursday Night, Tk« Topic of the Hear. ¥T would be a great mistake t 0 regard the German claim for re. armament as a bolt from the bins merely because it has followed so closely ...

... 8. W. TURPIN, ESTATE AGENT. LADYBAY-ROAD FLEBMAN-GROVE.—DenrabU Sami-detachrd Villa*, oonUinioc two racoptioD-rooma, kite ben, acullary. four bedrooms, bath, lavatory, w.c.; larya rest £22; decorated «hroa*bont; immediate posaeeaion.—Apply 8. W. Turpin ...